mollycoddle in Irish
mollycoddle in Irish is peata mamaí — mollycoddle means someone, usually a boy or man, who is given too much care and shielded from hardship.
mollycoddle in Irish
peata mamaí
(now, _, rare) A person, especially a man or a boy, who is pampered and overprotected.
What does "mollycoddle" mean?
- noun Someone, usually a boy or man, who is given too much care and shielded from hardship.
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What is "mollycoddle" in Irish?
"mollycoddle" in Irish is peata mamaí. mollycoddle means: Someone, usually a boy or man, who is given too much care and shielded from hardship.
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